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Criminal Defense
Despite the massive damage done to COBA by Seabrooks's criminal conduct, COBA's Executive Board continues to pay Mr. Seabrook's criminal defense costs using COBA funds. In fact, despite demands and even a preliminary injunction motion made to prevent those paymets, the COBA Executive Board refuses to cease covering those costs.
Wrongful Death
The United States Constitution protects the right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure or the denial of life, liberty or property without due process of law. Newman Ferrara attorneys have successfully represented clients denied these rights by both on-duty and off-duty police officers in cases involving the use of excessive force, warrantless searches, false arrest, malicious prosecution and wrongful death.
Fraud
Newman Ferrara maintains a varied and progressive legal practice based in New York City. Its attorneys specialize in complex commercial and multi-party litigation with an emphasis on real estate, shareholder litigation, ERISA, consumer fraud, products liability, and civil rights litigation.
Assault
Murder
Ms. Cohen's first civil rights case involved the 1996 death of Charles Campbell --shot in a Westchester parking lot by an off-duty New York City police officer (who was later convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to twenty years to life in prison). In a subsequently filed civil suit, a federal jury awarded the Campbell family a multi-million dollar verdict. Since then, Ms. Cohen has represented a wide variety of clients whose civil rights and constitutional entitlements were violated by police, schools, local planning and building department officials, as well as private employers. She utilizes a variety of strategies to achieve the best possible outcome, including litigation, negotiation, media, and community-based organizing.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
The high quality of Mr. Norton’s work has been noted by Judges. For example, in shareholder derivative case involving Hewlett-Packard Company, U.S. District Judge Vaughn R. Walker (ret.), sitting as the arbitrator on a fee application, noted that “the filings, oral argument and general demeanor of [Mr. Norton and his co-counsel] reflect that they are highly experienced, knowledgeable, hardworking, efficient and reputable counsel of high standing and ability.” Judge Walker noted additionally that [Mr. Norton and his co-counsel]’s contributions to the case “demonstrate the high caliber of their work and the quality of time and effort they expended on achieving the corporate governance revisions… Their efforts to litigate in an efficient, constructive manner and to cooperate with other counsel resulted in decreased litigation expenses that substantially benefitted HP and its shareholders.” See Riccardi v. Lynch, Case No. 12-6003-CRB (N.D. Cal.), Docket No. 252 (October 23, 2014).
Mergers and Acquisitions
Shareholder class actions and derivative litigation are powerful tools to protect shareholders’ rights against directors who fail to act in the best interests of shareholders to maximize shareholder value in corporate mergers and acquisitions. Newman Ferrara is highly experienced in pursing actions to protect the interests of shareholders from corporate misconduct and holding those directors and officers who breached their trust accountable for their actions.
Business Disputes
In addition to representing cooperative and condominium boards and assisting them with all aspects of their operation, Noe has litigated contract disputes relating to some of New York City's largest public works projects and has successfully argued several appeals before the Appellate Division, Second Department.
Unfair Competition
Mike deploys his know-how and experience to serve his clients’ business objectives. Over the past twenty-four years, he has tried multimillion-dollar cases to disposition, argued appeals in previously-unresolved areas of the law, and settled hundreds of cases on advantageous terms. The variety of cases that Mike has undertaken is as expansive as the needs of the business enterprises that he represents; he has advocated in disputes among shareholders and business partners, commercial landlord and tenancy matters, breach of contract cases, insurance coverage contests, unfair competition suits, and commercial tort actions.
Antitrust
Roger, a partner of the firm, focuses his practice primarily in the firm’s Class Action and Complex Litigation Group. He represents the interests of tenants, investors, consumers, and small businesses in the areas of shareholder rights, antitrust law, consumer fraud and rent regulation.

Wrongful Termination
Employment law covers a complex network of state and federal laws that control how employers must treat employees, former employees, and applicants for employment. Newman Ferrara attorneys are knowledgeable in these areas and experienced at litigating on behalf of both employers and employees in areas such as employment discrimination, affirmative action, sexual harassment, employee benefits, whistleblower litigation, wrongful discharge, employment contracts, and other claims arising under federal and state laws.
Employment Discrimination
The United States Constitution, together with other federal, state and local laws, prohibits government actors, municipalities, police, businesses, school officials, employers, and individuals from discriminating against anyone because of their religion, race, gender, ethnicity, or sexual orientation. Newman Ferrara has some of the most experienced civil rights attorneys in the field and the firm works tirelessly to fight injustice on behalf of their clients who have been harmed due to civil rights violations. Newman Ferrara specializes in addressing a wide variety of Constitutional Torts and Due Process Violations as well as claims involving Employment Discrimination, Voting Rights, Police Misconduct, Housing Discrimination, Open Government and Community Oriented Development.
Employment Contract
Sexual Harassment

Real Estate Litigation
W hen the partners at some of New York's largest law firms need assistance with New York's arcane real estate law, or when investors, consumers, and those who have suffered civil rights violations require aggressive representation, they go to Newman Ferrara. With over five decades of experience at its disposal, Newman Ferrara has evolved into a national practice focused on Real Estate, Commercial Litigation, Civil Rights, Class Actions and other Complex, Multiparty Litigation.
Real Estate Transactions
Prior to forming Newman Ferrara LLP, Jonathan headed a real estate transactions department, where his clients included the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation.
Land Use and Zoning
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Navigating through the myriad of regulations governing landlord tenant relations in New York can be daunting, as can appearing in proceedings before administrative agencies, courts, or the judiciary. At Newman Ferrara, we recognize the challenges that owners, landlords, property management companies and tenants alike face in legal matters and aggressively represent them, while providing practical and cost-effective advice.
Condominium Law
The laws controlling cooperative and condominium conversions are complex. Newman Ferrara's attorneys have the expertise to provide all the legal services needed to ensure the success of a conversion. Our attorneys assist with negotiating unit sales contracts and brokerage agreements, clearing title, coordinating and conducting closings, and any other legal issues which might arise related to the ownership, conversion and sale of units.

Personal Injury
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Social Security Disability

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Newman Ferrara’s real estate litigation practice has a reputation as one of the preeminent real estate litigation practices in New York

Bankruptcy
Foreclosure
Ricardo is a member of the firm's real-estate and commercial-litigation groups, representing clients in a wide spectrum of disputes involving landlords and tenants, cooperatives/condominiums, real-estate development and acquisition, foreclosures, leasing and rent regulation.
Tax Law
For the last decade, Jarred has concentrated his practice in the areas of complex commercial real estate disputes, insolvency issues and zoning and tax matters. He has represented Fortune 500 corporations, real estate management companies, property owners, landlords and tenants in all aspects of their use, management and operation of commercial real estate. He has published prominent articles in the

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